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God’s Law and Our Response in the Wake of the Coronavirus

By Lanie Anderson I’m nearing the end of the Pentateuch (the first five books of the Bible) as […]

Lanie Anderson

How ‘The Plague’ by Albert Camus Helps Explain Quarantine Psychology

By Ivan Spencer In his 1947 novel, The Plague, Albert Camus tells the riveting story of the quarantined […]

Ivan Spencer

How to Create a Financial Contingency Plan for Your Church

By Art Rainer Yesterday, I got off a video call with a local pastor who is struggling to […]

Art Rainer

COVID-19: Watch Your Words, Your Witness and Your Soul

By Nathaniel Williams Our lives have changed in a matter of days. Because of COVID-19 (coronavirus), we all […]

Nathaniel D. Williams

5 of the Best Articles (so far) on Christianity and Coronavirus

On a normal Fridays we collect a series of articles on faith and culture. But this has not […]

Center for Faith and Culture

How to Work from Home (Without Losing Your Job, Mind or Soul)

By Marie Burrus Thanks to technology and the fallout of COVID-19, many schools, businesses and meeting places have […]

Marie Burrus

4 Biblical Truths for Your Coronavirus Fears

Editor’s Note: Coronavirus is on everyone’s mind. To help us think wisely and biblically about this issue, we […]

Ronald F. Halbrooks

A Plea for Christians Facing the Coronavirus

By Doug Ponder A little over three years ago I wrote an article about fear and politics. It’s […]

Doug Ponder

4 Ways to Pray for the World Right Now

By Ken Keathley By now, you’ve probably read the news that Qassem Soleimani, a significant Iranian military leader, […]

Ken Keathley

How to Pray for Kanye West (and Other New Believers)

By Adam Denny Surely, by now, you have heard of the recent profession of faith by hip hop […]

Adam Denny

#FaithandCulture Reading: Abuse Training, Religious Liberty, Halloween

In today’s #FaithandCulture Reading, we cull a brief list of some of our favorite articles of the week. […]

Center for Faith and Culture

Lament, Hope, and September 11

By Nathaniel Williams September 11, 2001. It began as a normal day. I sat in my eighth-grade language […]

Nathaniel D. Williams